DK Travel : Prague : New Town : Places to eat

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Boulder Bar

You would think drinking and rock climbing would be mutually exclusive activities, but you can do both at this bar and climbing gym. The student crowd is interested primarily in the alcohol.
Brasserie M

Only a handful of tables in this tiny French bistro, meaning attentive service and well-crafted dishes. Book ahead.
Break Café

From breakfast of ham and eggs to a late dinner of moules provençale , this smart café offers something for every taste.
Buffalo Bill’s

More Tex than Mex, Buffalo Bill’s is a friendly saloon featuring good food, country music and accommodating staff. Colouring-book placemats and specials for children.
Café Ypsilon

This sleek theatre bar fills quickly during intermission and after the curtain has come down. The theatre also hosts English-language readings from time to time.
Cicala

This authentic Italian eatery is a magnet for visiting film stars and the like. The fresh pasta can’t be beat.
Dobromila

A successful blend of Continental and traditional Czech dishes. Graceful ambience and an excellent list of French and domestic wines.
Dynamo

This postmodern diner serves dishes such as marinated tongue in black sauce and liver and onions. A wide selection of single-malt scotches.
French Institute Café

Students at the Institut Français and other Francophones gather here for coffee, quiche and a read of the French newspapers. The garden is a peaceful spot on sunny days.
Gargoyle’s

Adventurous diners should take up the chef’s gauntlet: five courses whose identity is a mystery until they appear on your table.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under Kč300
- Kč300–Kč500
- Kč500–Kč700
- Kč700–Kč1000
- over Kč1000